Billionaire Ochacho, the philanthropist who famously gifted Nigerian streamer Peller a ₦400 million mansion at his wedding, has announced a fresh giveaway. During a livestream on Monday, August 2, 2026, in Lagos, he revealed he would distribute ₦100,000 each to 30 people who create the best videos using his son's new song.
Giveaway Details and Timeline
Ochacho outlined the competition's structure during the stream, which featured an opulent backdrop of gold-and-white throne-like chairs. The first batch of approximately 15 winners will be announced and paid on Sunday, August 9, 2026. The final 17 winners will be revealed on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
At the time of the announcement, 13 spots had already been filled, leaving 17 positions open. Ochacho urged participants to submit their videos promptly, emphasizing that the ₦100,000 prize was still available for those who act quickly.
Public Reactions and Business Acumen
The announcement sparked widespread reactions on social media. @bukolaoluyemilabeauty expressed admiration: "God o??????This is the type of godfather I want o not agbero godfather ? ???."
@prince_donmo offered a business perspective: "Wise man, he's advertising his business. For those who don't know. He gave Peller a house. He advertised his estate name. He used Peller's wedding to showcase his son. What a great, wise man. People will get to patronise him more than before. He's a wise businessman. U should learn from him than say nothing."
@michael._u questioned the scale of wealth: "What do you do for work that makes 400million like 400hundred? Please tell the youths make them fit be like you, not just hear of the money.??"
@nuellaonche joked: "Oh Wow! 400M is nothing to you and your family ??. Even your son confuse ?. If you know you know ??."
Context and Previous Generosity
This giveaway follows Ochacho's earlier act of generosity when he gifted Peller a ₦400 million house at his wedding. The wedding also saw Pretty Mike of Lagos make a dramatic entrance with a 15-person convoy dressed as a medical team, which he later explained symbolized healing and balance.
Ochacho's latest move has been interpreted by some as a strategic promotion for his son's music career, leveraging social media engagement to boost visibility. The competition remains open, with 17 spots yet to be filled.
